Bannon's War Room - Episode 5006： Left Melts Down Over Inflation Numbers; Is There A Cover Up At Brown

00:00:00.000 blame the Biden administration for over and over again for the economy that how the economy is

00:00:06.360 today. From your perspective, when is it when does it truly become cause and effect of Donald Trump

00:00:14.140 on the economy? Is it still is there any is there does he have any footing to still blame Joe Biden

00:00:21.200 for what American people are facing with the economy right now? Ken, I mean, less and less

00:00:25.680 so we're almost a year in. So, yeah, that's the playbook to blame, you know, whoever was in office

00:00:32.000 when he got there. But I mean, now it's his tariffs, the uncertainty, immigration being cut back,

00:00:39.000 the illegal immigration. Yes, but legal immigration also. I mean, I think a lot of these things will

00:00:44.120 hurt over the longer run. And he sort of counting on animal spirits, A.I., something to compensate.

00:00:51.420 I'm not sure that's going to happen. I think the downsides ahead.

00:00:54.940 The number of the morning, the CPI. Oh, maybe coming in a little bit better than expected.

00:01:00.320 Two point seven percent, a little light here. I'm not calling. I'm just reading the headlines here.

00:01:05.620 Year over year, two seven X food and energy core to six. So four tenths off. That is a very good

00:01:12.180 number here. And it really I have not looked at the internals. I'll look at them now, but it

00:01:16.980 suggests that the internals are good as well. Let's see. Year over year over the last 12 months,

00:01:22.300 there is no month to month, but some guys will be able to calculate. Seasonally adjusted index for all

00:01:27.340 items, less food and energy rose zero point two percent over the two months. So correct my math

00:01:33.980 here, Michael Santoli, but zero point two divided by two is point one. Yeah. So therefore, that's a

00:01:39.600 very, very low monthly rate here. The index for shelter increase. So you did get a really nice

00:01:44.880 decline in in shelter, which was zero two. And so that was point one per month. For those that

00:01:51.540 don't know, I haven't read the Koran. It's a playbook of how he took over Medina and then the

00:01:56.160 rest is, you know, what's Saudi Arabia today. And then a hundred years after his debt, they had the

00:01:59.440 whole Middle East. And he explains how you come in, you lie, you say you're a friend, then you have

00:02:03.740 your people start stabbing and killing people. Once you're up to about 10 percent, that drives you out

00:02:07.480 of the town, you take over the town. We have thousands of imams now saying we're taking over, 1.00

00:02:12.420 you're all dead because they've gone to the global intifada. They've gone to the jihad and

00:02:18.040 multiple asset attacks and all these people getting shot and killed and them covering it up. My wife,

00:02:23.600 I told you a few weeks ago, went to this grocery store like 930 at night. She's like, hey, kids are

00:02:28.780 asleep. I forgot something. I'm going to the store. I'm like, yeah, great. I'm going to bed because I

00:02:32.300 up at 3 a.m. Next morning, she's like, I'm really upset. A Muslim in a beekeeper suit, 1.00

00:02:37.800 you know, the nightgowns they wear, comes and screams at her and says, you shouldn't be on the

00:02:43.980 street at night. You're a woman. Somebody could do something to you. And was like screaming at her. 0.98

00:02:47.640 She closes the door. So to me, that's the red line. And then, like I said, I took my eight-year-old

00:02:52.720 daughter a few days later on an amphibious duck tour around downtown the lake. I'd done that like 10

00:02:59.340 years with my other kids. And I'd get on the bus on the amphibious boat, World War II boat.

00:03:04.860 People don't know. It's like, you know, duck adventures off Texas. And it's literally all

00:03:09.420 Muslims. I mean, they're just everywhere. And so my point is, is that this is, and they're allied

00:03:15.480 with the left. They are used for any stabilization force. And Trump just needs to point this out.

00:03:20.680 Because here's the deal. We're like, oh yeah, there's a lot of Muslims. Why are they about to attack? 1.00

00:03:23.620 Because the imams have given the jihad order, thousands of clips all over the world saying, 1.00

00:03:28.960 this is the global intifada. This is when they're ready to make their move. That's why Hamas did 0.99

00:03:33.540 all this. This is a global, they think they have enough numbers in Europe, the UK, Australia,

00:03:38.760 New Zealand, Canada. They are now saying, we are now going on offense. They have put out their

00:03:44.520 black flags of no surrender. They are coming to literally come after us. And this has just begun.

00:03:50.520 Alex, social media, where do people go to get your show? They're trying to shut you down

00:03:54.420 all the time. Our audience loves you. It was a magnificent presentation tonight. Where do folks go?

00:03:58.960 We're still battling in court. By the grace of God, we're still here at InfoWars. But regardless,

00:04:03.900 Real Auction's on X, the Auction Channel on Rumble, InfoWars.com forward slash show. And we're here

00:04:10.140 fighting as hard as ever. Thank you so much, Steve Bannon. Thank you to everybody. And all I would

00:04:14.280 say to Trump is, no, you weren't too hardcore. You weren't hardcore enough. Cry havoc. Let loose the

00:04:20.200 dogs of information war. Tell the people. Conscript them directly. Ask them to join you directly and say,

00:04:26.260 I need you. Because Trump's strong. He's always like, you know, I can do it. No. He has to call

00:04:30.940 on us. Any great leader has to. Trump, call on the people and we will have victory.

00:04:36.120 This is the primal scream of a dying regime. Pray for our enemies. Because we're going medieval on

00:04:47.560 these people. I got a free shot. All these networks lying about the people. The people

00:04:54.000 have had a belly full of it. I know you don't like hearing that. I know you've tried to do

00:04:57.700 everything in the world to stop that, but you're not going to stop it. It's going to happen.

00:05:00.700 And where do people like that go to share the big line? MAGA media. I wish in my soul,

00:05:07.460 I wish that any of these people had a conscience. Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose?

00:05:14.860 If that answer is to save my country, this country will be saved.

00:05:21.040 War Room. Here's your host, Stephen K. Bannon.

00:05:24.500 Thursday, 18 December, year of our Lord, 2025. I want to thank everybody associated with letting

00:05:35.080 us go and do the analysis last night after the president's address to the nation. Went to about

00:05:39.040 11 o'clock, packed, had just great participation. Really want to thank Alex Jones. You just saw Alex

00:05:45.500 right there. Cry havoc and unleash the dogs of information war. Couldn't have been better. I mean,

00:05:52.440 just incredible, incredible participation last night of the president's, how do I say this?

00:05:57.620 He came in a little hot, right? Which we love here in the War Room. And guess what? Suck on this.

00:06:07.880 Inflation is cooling. God, do I wish he had that speech tonight instead of last night with this 1.00

00:06:13.120 inflation number. EJ and Tony. Okay. We got, talk about cry havoc and unleash the dogs of information

00:06:18.940 war. We have Matt Boyle. We have Jack Posobiec. We have Dr. Peter Navarro. Garland Favarito from

00:06:25.780 Georgia about Fonnie Willis. But we're going to start with the great EJ and Tony. EJ, lay it out

00:06:31.520 for me. You saw between Harvard professors and the crew over at Squawk Box, there were a kind of

00:06:39.140 face plants this morning where they were all set to just be jumping on Trump. This inflation's out of

00:06:43.520 control. Affordability, affordability, affordability. That word did not cross their lips. EJ, why was

00:06:50.240 that, sir? Well, Steve, thanks for having me back. I would say they weren't using that word because

00:06:56.080 today it's not politically profitable for them to do so. Look, the data just doesn't fit their

00:07:01.240 narrative anymore. Things are, in fact, getting better. And I think the most telling piece of data

00:07:07.120 that really clues us in on that is the fact that if we look at, let's take into account both prices,

00:07:13.160 but also people's earnings. In other words, what can your weekly paycheck buy compared to, let's say,

00:07:19.720 January when Trump took office? And then let's say January of 2021 when Biden took office. What we saw

00:07:25.880 under Biden was the average American's inflation-adjusted weekly paycheck falling 4%. Again, that

00:07:32.820 means that you can buy 4% less with your paycheck. So yes, it's true. Under Biden, paychecks got much,

00:07:39.260 much bigger. People were paid more. But prices rose a lot faster than that earnings growth. So

00:07:45.320 that's why we got an affordability crisis. That's why we had a cost of living crisis. It's because

00:07:50.340 prices rose so much faster than wages. But this year, Trump has completely flipped that script. And now

00:07:56.360 what we're seeing is earnings growth that is outpacing inflation. So far, since January now, with today's

00:08:03.880 data, we see that earnings have risen about 1.6% above inflation. So again, going back to this idea of not

00:08:12.800 just that we want people's paychecks to get bigger, but we want those paychecks to actually buy more. That's

00:08:18.460 exactly what we're seeing this year under Trump. So that tells us two things right off the bat, Steve. Number one,

00:08:23.940 things are getting better, not worse. So there's improvement there. But number two,

00:08:29.000 and I think the vice president really spoke to this in Pennsylvania earlier this week,

00:08:33.220 we have not yet undone all of the damage from the Biden years. Obviously, 1.6% growth is not equal

00:08:40.380 to a 4% decrease. So we are making progress. But again, the reason people are hurting today is

00:08:47.840 because we haven't yet undone all of the damage from Biden. So we're heading in the right direction,

00:08:53.180 but we got to keep going. And the benefits of the big, beautiful bill, the capital expenditure,

00:09:02.700 the huge write-offs, you can do what I call period zero as soon as you do it. That is all about to

00:09:09.680 kick in. That is what Scott Besson keeps saying about the end of the first quarter, the second

00:09:14.420 quarter, when you really start talking about growth. Because I think the Atlanta Fed the other day said

00:09:20.720 we're close to 4%, right? So you got growth, GDP growth, you've got jobs, and you've got higher

00:09:26.960 wages. All that's really to kick in even more than the 1.6% growth with this massive focus on returning

00:09:33.680 manufacturing and high-value-added, high-paying jobs here to the United States, correct?

00:09:40.000 Absolutely, Steve. I think you really hit the nail on the head there. The tax bill is going to help a lot

00:09:45.420 of Americans be able to decrease their withholdings. That means they don't have to have as much withheld

00:09:50.920 from their paychecks for taxes. So you're going to see people's take-home pay go up. That's really

00:09:56.280 important. You're increasing not just people's after-tax income, but also their after-inflation

00:10:02.380 income. Really, really positive news there. You're also going to see a lot of folks get a bigger-than-expected

00:10:07.700 tax return in April 15th. So look, next year, file your taxes sooner rather than later,

00:10:12.940 so you can get that refund sooner rather than later. But also on the business side,

00:10:17.620 you're absolutely right. Full expensing is going to really be a windfall when it comes to capital

00:10:23.340 growth. And the really interesting thing here with capital growth, Steve, is that it doesn't

00:10:28.580 just accrue the benefits. I mean, don't just accrue to capital holders, but also to labor. If you really

00:10:35.540 want the wage rate to go up, the price of labor to go up, the best way to do that is actually by

00:10:42.040 increasing capital expenditure. And a really quick thought experiment shows that. If you're a worker

00:10:48.220 in a manufacturing plant, and you're putting something together by hand, you're much less

00:10:53.200 productive than if the owner of that factory hands you power tools, and now you can do 10 or 20 or 30

00:11:00.120 times as much work. By doing more work and being more productive, that labor can command a higher wage

00:11:07.200 rate. And so the big capital investment that we've actually already seen start this year,

00:11:12.080 but should really kick in, as you said, Steve, next year, I think is going to help further drive

00:11:17.040 wage increases for Americans. And that also is a very important point, right? This is wage growth

00:11:22.140 for Americans. What we've seen so far this year has been essentially all of the net job growth in this

00:11:29.260 country going to native-born Americans. Foreign-born workers, their employment level is flat. It's

00:11:34.640 actually down slightly. So all net job growth is in the private sector, and it's going to native-born

00:11:40.380 Americans, and their wage growth is outpacing inflation. That is all great news. 0.99

00:11:46.820 That is all great news. E.J. and Tony, where do people go to get you on social media to find up

00:11:52.240 all the charts you're putting up? Best place to find me, Steve, is on X. The handle there is

00:11:57.040 at real E.J. and Tony. Thank you, sir. Appreciate you. Great economic analysis on a great day for

00:12:03.800 the Trump economy. Matt Boyle. Boyle, I wish the president, it was, the speech was dense,

00:12:10.120 right? The war and posse, you know, they can understand it because we talk about this every

00:12:14.440 day. But I wish the president had stepped back a little bit and tried to explain like E.J. and

00:12:18.780 Tony, try to frame exactly what he's doing economically, and now how, and it'd be great the

00:12:23.580 morning after, the, hey, 2.7 versus 3, and squawk box, the haters over there are gobsmacked.

00:12:30.580 Your thoughts on the speech overall, sir? Yeah, well, look, I would call it the

00:12:35.320 imbescent we trust address, right? Like, this is what we've all been saying across the MAGA

00:12:40.340 movement, is that Scott Besant, who is arguably the brightest economic mind in the nation, in the

00:12:47.820 world, has been predicting a first half economic boom next year. And the president laid out exactly

00:12:54.900 how he has been building towards that over the course of this year. Yes, he was very aggressive

00:13:01.760 in terms of laying the blame at the feet of Joe Biden and the Democrats, but also laid out what

00:13:08.980 he's done and is doing to get things better for next year.

00:13:11.980 It's part of this, Matt, you're going to hold through the break. We got about a minute here.

00:13:16.300 Was part of that, maybe we jumped the gun a little bit on the golden age, you got to frame it better

00:13:21.300 that exactly what he inherited, because he inherited, we were such a deep hole. And maybe we didn't take

00:13:26.420 enough time early on to explain to the American people, away from a campaign, but actually after

00:13:32.100 you get in and walk through things, hey, this is the hole we're in. We're going to have to dig,

00:13:36.900 it's going to take us a year or two to dig ourselves out. Do you think that this last night

00:13:40.680 was the kind of reversing that we're in the golden age?

00:13:45.220 Yeah, but I also think, you know, again, feelings and rhetoric aside, what matters is the actual

00:13:52.120 numbers. And we're seeing the proof out there right now that the economy is bouncing back.

00:13:58.680 Boyle, hang on, we're going to hold you through the break.

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00:17:43.620 been office now 332 days and we have 321 days until the midterm election. So basically this

00:17:50.620 is kind of a halftime report. Give us your, give us a quick summary of how you think the

00:17:56.200 halftime report played last night in broadcast TV, not to the Warren Posse, not to the Breitbart

00:18:01.080 audience. They know this stuff. And most importantly, what's the second half? What are the action

00:18:05.800 steps in the, President Trump, I think is receiving the kick to start the second half. What do you

00:18:12.480 get for us? Yeah, well, it feels a lot like, you know, again, President Trump is wholesale rejecting

00:18:19.180 the establishment media and Democrat narrative that, that, that he's somehow not, you know,

00:18:25.980 getting the economy going and that he's somehow responsible for this. And he's speaking a different

00:18:30.660 language than the people on CNBC and whatnot. But here's the problem. You see it this morning,

00:18:35.280 by the way, with CNBC, when the inflation numbers come out, I mean, go watch their panel,

00:18:39.200 right? Like they, they can't explain how this happened, right? Like they're a mess,

00:18:43.760 right? Like, you know what it reminds me of? It reminds me of about a month after the Republican

00:18:48.480 convention last year. Uh, and, uh, you know, right after in the aftermath of the Democrat convention,

00:18:55.320 a month or so after President Trump was shot, uh, that remember the media, the establishment media

00:19:01.080 is riding high. They think Kamala Harris is running away with the presidential election. 1.00

00:19:05.340 Yeah. And, uh, I went down to Mar-a-Lago with Alex Marlowe, our editor-in-chief here at Breitbart.

00:19:10.480 We did a joint interview with the president. Uh, and it was interesting because Mar-a-Lago was

00:19:14.480 closed. So I've never actually been there other than this time when Mar-a-Lago was closed. So the

00:19:18.520 only people there were the president and his campaign staff, like the innermost sanctum of

00:19:23.000 the organization. It wasn't like a, uh, like it is in the winter months. Um, it was like in August or

00:19:28.880 so, uh, in, in, you know, we're trying to talk to him about, you know, the threats of Kamala Harris and

00:19:34.160 all this stuff. And he's just like totally of the mindset that this entire thing is fake fabricated

00:19:40.400 and made up and that Kamala Harris is going down in flames. By the way, two months later,

00:19:45.780 he ends up being proven exactly right. Right. So it's like, this is, it feels like another time

00:19:51.500 where like all the Democrat narrative about affordability and, and, uh, and their efforts

00:19:56.520 to try to, uh, you know, slam Trump with inflation and the economy, they could be hoisting themselves

00:20:02.820 on their own petard here. They should be very careful. If I were the Democrats, a piece of

00:20:07.300 advice to them is that if they're going to make the entire election about the economy, okay, I think

00:20:12.260 that's a fight that president Trump wants to have, right? President Trump wants to have this debate.

00:20:17.080 He thinks that the economy is coming back. And again, to, to the point I was making there before

00:20:21.280 the break about how this was the investment we trust to address, right? Again, if Besson is right,

00:20:26.360 and there's a really good chance that he is, let's be clear, right? Like he's again,

00:20:31.480 the brightest economic mind probably in the world. The, the, if, if Scott Besson is right about the

00:20:36.780 economy going to boom in the first half of next year, people are going to feel that ahead of the

00:20:41.800 midterm elections. And guess what? The party in power is going to do well. Remember what Jimmy Carville

00:20:46.560 said? Uh, it's the economy stupid. Well, if it's the economy stupid and the Democrats want to help 1.00

00:20:52.340 Trump make the case that the election is about the economy, this could actually mean that the 0.98

00:20:57.440 Republicans can maybe even eat out of victory in, in November next year. No, no. So we'll see, but

00:21:02.260 at halftime, I think things are looking pretty good for Trump right now. Um, you got a lot of stuff

00:21:08.600 that has not been done. We need more populism, more nationalism, more, more of the deep state, but I

00:21:13.140 want to show some disturbing footage. Cause I got a big problem with that. Scott Besson, he knows a

00:21:18.280 contributor here for years. He's worked on this economic plan for years. You're right.

00:21:22.220 It's in Besson. We trust. He's got a plan. President Trump is one of the architects of it, obviously.

00:21:27.400 Uh, and, but you need some managers like Besson to oversee it. Let's do last night after the speech,

00:21:32.140 very disturbing incident with the secret service and code pink. And as you remember,

00:21:37.380 code pink was one of the biggest enemies of Andrew Breitbart. Let's go ahead and play this

00:21:41.220 video and I'll have, uh, make some observations. We have a special guest here and we want to make a

00:21:47.520 post for the secretary of treasury, Scott Besson. Oh yeah. So let's give it up for the man who is

00:21:54.140 eating and peace as people starve across the world based on his sanctions, which are economic

00:22:01.360 warfare. Of course you're going to do this. It's the truth. He oversees the death of 600,000 people

00:22:10.980 annually. And this president must cheer to the Monroe Doctrine. Trump today says that Venezuelan oil

00:22:21.180 and you have no idea how important you are. Ignorance, you are responsible for the death of 600,000

00:22:28.300 people annually because of sanctions. How many people are going to die because of the blood is on

00:22:35.580 your hands? The blood is on your hands. You should be ashamed. Should not be able to eat in peace.

00:22:51.160 So we're here at a restaurant in Washington, D.C. right before Troubles of Alts to announce

00:22:56.080 the accomplishments of this administration and what's to come. Okay. Thank you, Debra. The

00:23:02.300 secretary of treasury was having a dinner. They had to get moved. I don't know if the secret

00:23:06.000 service had done a total sweep, but once again, this was like Joe's crab shack when the president

00:23:10.540 went, where's the secret service? Why don't they step in and interview? Code Pink are a group of very

00:23:14.820 dangerous individuals. They hated Andrew Breitbart. Andrew Breitbart fought with these people all the

00:23:20.520 time. And Andrew Breitbart used to say about how dangerous these folks were. How can the secretary

00:23:25.620 of treasury, which I would argue along with Stephen Miller and Marco Rubio and the secretary are really

00:23:32.160 the three go-to guys in this administration for the president? How do we have exposed the most

00:23:39.320 important secretary of treasury, I don't know, in the last hundred years or so, sir?

00:23:44.580 Well, I mean, that's a clear security failure. And so I hope that there are answers getting made

00:23:49.560 there. But I would just say politically, does that sound like a party and a movement on the left

00:23:54.580 that is winning? They sound unhinged and crazy and desperate. So again, the establishment media 0.98

00:24:04.980 narrative, it feels a lot like at the height of Kamala Harris's quote-unquote campaign last year

00:24:11.040 when the entire establishment media, right in the aftermath of the Democrat National Convention,

00:24:17.920 they thought she was going to sweep into the White House and win all seven swing states and maybe more 1.00

00:24:23.740 than that. Obviously, she lost all seven swing states and the national popular vote. But again, the fact is

00:24:30.980 is that the code pink people who speak for the Democrat Party at this point do not feel like a party or a

00:24:38.140 movement that is actually winning. So they can keep trying to tell themselves this, that they're winning,

00:24:43.200 but are they actually winning? I think as evidenced by that type of a moment, it feels a lot like,

00:24:49.980 you know, remember, we would see these instances over the last several years in the lead up to the

00:24:54.720 2024 election where they would confront Trump-aligned people in public places. It never worked out for

00:25:01.880 them. And so I think that if they continue to behave like this, we're going to see a very different

00:25:08.420 debate and whatnot going into next year. And I think that as the economic numbers continue to surge

00:25:14.780 back, again, you see the inflation numbers today. And to your point, too, about the increased economic

00:25:22.340 nationalist agenda, right? More deportations, not less, right? Like more border enforcement, not less,

00:25:28.640 more tariffs, not less, right? So these 1776 bonuses that are going out to the Warriors,

00:25:34.400 the warrior dividends is what the president's calling them. That's because of the tariffs,

00:25:38.760 right? That costs two and a half billion dollars or something like that. But that's a drop in the

00:25:43.680 bucket because of the tariff revenue, right? Like they can do all sorts of great things with the

00:25:47.480 tariff revenue. So they need to just keep drilling down on this and using the America's economic

00:25:52.700 leverage. That's the whole America first experiment. And it's being proven correct day in and day out

00:25:58.420 here after the hole that we had to dig out of. Between the Republican establishment trying to

00:26:05.040 shut us down in Indianapolis on the redistricting, what's happening in the Senate because the Mitch

00:26:09.400 McConnell plan is still there and still, you know, still, you know, no filibuster, no recess

00:26:14.620 appointments, no, no, you know, the blue slips are still there. All of it. You're because some of the

00:26:20.300 hardest core like Alex Jones and Pepe's and say we need more action on the core things. You do agree.

00:26:26.120 We need mass deportations. We need to make sure the borders remain sealed, right? We need the

00:26:31.980 military all over these cartels. We can't, more tariffs. We can't, we can't be, you can't be too

00:26:38.580 tough because you see what we're against, whether it's in Providence, Rhode Island or Savannah, Georgia,

00:26:44.440 or what happened last night in DC and Adam Morgan. You can't get crazier than the opposition here,

00:26:51.100 correct? Correct. And by the way, I would say to your point about the Republican establishment,

00:26:55.820 Olgar, they're still out there. They're still plotting, right? Like we did big stories recently

00:27:00.440 about how the George W. Bush wing of the Republican party, they're, they're out there plotting for what

00:27:05.660 comes after Trump. They're already planning it, right? Like, and then I would say that there's

00:27:10.220 still an infection in the highest levels of the Republican party. I call it the Paul Ryan

00:27:15.680 infection, right? Like, I mean, this Paul Ryanism is still, I mean, you see it with the healthcare

00:27:20.520 debate playing out right now, right? Like, and, and whatnot, right? There's still some Paul Ryan

00:27:24.900 infection around. We need some mega biotics to, to wipe out that, uh, that Paul Ryan infection,

00:27:30.960 right? But this, uh, the, uh, again, there's still establishment Republican types out there

00:27:36.180 trying to subvert president Trump and the agenda, but the answer is double down, triple down.

00:27:42.100 Amen. From Matt Boyle. Brother, where's your social media? How do people get you over at Breitbart?

00:27:47.760 Yeah. At M Boyle one on X, uh, Twitter, and then at real map oil on true social. And, uh,

00:27:54.460 just go to Breitbart.com. Our team's working around the clock. Thank you, brother. Appreciate

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00:30:05.140 War Room. Here's your host, Stephen K. Vance.

00:30:11.380 Jack Posobiec, it's gotten even crazier and crazier. I know last night, even more conversations,

00:30:16.320 some federal officials talking to people, I think getting blown off. Now Fox, I think, has put up

00:30:20.720 footage or actually when we were told there was no, there was no access to this lecture hall or

00:30:27.540 classroom or whatever you want to call it. There actually is. They were cameras. They've got photos

00:30:32.260 of it now up on Fox Digital. I think I just put it up on, on, uh, on Getter. Uh, give us an update,

00:30:38.440 sir. About the Fox Digital, because they've been, they've been cracking down hard on this story on

00:30:46.040 Tyler Robinson, a number of the other cases out there. And so I really, really appreciate what

00:30:51.920 they've been doing and they've come a long way just in the last couple of years. So huge shout out

00:30:56.740 to those guys and so many people that are out there digging through on the internet. Shout out to the

00:31:01.600 Anons, by the way, that are digging nonstop. Look, Steve, these questions are now coming up at Brown

00:31:07.740 University and what you're seeing at Brown University, which runs the city of Providence.

00:31:11.500 People need to understand this. This is a DEI nightmare. You got the migrant police chief who 1.00

00:31:17.180 can't even speak English. He switches over to, he switches over to Spanish half the time and he's

00:31:21.920 sitting there having conversations in Spanish. People can't understand what's going on. Imagine if

00:31:25.420 you've got a kid that's going there or any kid at any school, knowing that someone's there,

00:31:29.180 targeting, they're running around shooting these students like Ella Cook and the others that are

00:31:34.520 there and then disappears and vanishes. They let the students go home, which means the witnesses

00:31:40.400 have left, which means potentially the, the, the suspect and whatever accomplices they may have had

00:31:47.060 of now, because now there's a second person of interest. They're floating around. I have no idea who

00:31:51.040 it is. And we get a question. We get a question yesterday at the press conference that when I was in

00:31:55.960 the white house, I didn't even see this question, watch the press conference after Steve, where they

00:32:00.160 asked him, did you interview the students? And the, the police chief up there admits that he hasn't

00:32:07.020 even interviewed the student victims yet, that they haven't even talked to them about what happened

00:32:13.560 in the room. Haven't even got a base, the basics, the who, what, where, when, why, what was the

00:32:19.520 description? Did he say that's why they can't say when they're sitting up there, Steve, they're saying,

00:32:23.000 we have no information. If he said anything, we have no information on the culture. We have no

00:32:27.020 information on the background. That's because you didn't do the interview. That's because you didn't

00:32:31.240 do the interview. You didn't ask whether or not they said anything. This is it's, it's horrific,

00:32:37.080 Steve, every single one of them from president Christina Paxson on down, they all need to resign.

00:32:42.720 They all need to be fired. And at this point, you even have Elise Stefanik up there saying it. And I

00:32:46.760 totally back this Congress should haul them in immediately because I guarantee that every single 0.89

00:32:53.100 one of these institutions up and down the line, there are getting federal funds. They need to cut

00:32:57.360 that today. Jack, we also need, I mean, the FBS could be much more aggressive here in the justice

00:33:03.020 department. This thing is such a debacle to know yesterday after, by the way, they were asked this

00:33:07.680 question before and they kind of bobbed and weaved around it. But when they were pressed, they have,

00:33:12.620 they didn't even interview the students. And I'm not so sure they've actually done thorough

00:33:17.380 interviews with some of the victims who were people who were actually shot. Isn't it time?

00:33:22.500 And we got to find out that because parents are talking, victims are talking about Ella Cook.

00:33:28.720 We need to know that because you have 33,000 chapters of, or 85,000 chapters now in high schools

00:33:35.660 and colleges of turning point after the assassination of Charlie Kirk, young conservatives are coming

00:33:42.580 out more than ever. There, there, there are tens of not hundreds of thousands of Ella Cooks out there

00:33:49.940 in this country that are in relatively hostile or real hostile environments where they're showing

00:33:54.660 their bravery every day by saying, I'm a conservative. These, my values, I'm going to try to build an

00:34:00.120 organization here. Every one of those kids is in jeopardy because these, you saw it last night with

00:34:05.320 Scott Besson. These people are just one level up from animals. They, they, they, they, they are the

00:34:11.540 violence of the left, the violence of the, of the red green alliance, the progressives, the

00:34:17.300 neo-Marxist with the jihadist is, is simply out of control and they don't see any pushback.

00:34:23.520 So that's why somebody's got to step in here. We need to find out about Ella Cook and parents

00:34:27.560 throughout the country and other young people need to know. We need to know the fact, was she targeted?

00:34:32.100 And if she was targeted, what happened to her? Jack Posovic.

00:34:36.480 Look, Steve, I'll, I'll say this, obviously in the wake of Charlie Kirk's murder, which occurred on

00:34:43.420 campus, by the way, something that I think needs to be understood. So when we talk about these two

00:34:48.280 situations, we are talking about two murders of conservative activists, which took place on

00:34:53.980 campus within a couple of months of each other. And am I saying they're connected? No, I am saying

00:34:59.200 that there are certain elements that establish a pattern here, but I will say this turning point.

00:35:04.720 USA is taking security extremely seriously this weekend at Amfest. I'm fly and I'll, and I'll just

00:35:11.900 say this. I'm flying to Amfest today. I am taking my family to Amfest. I am taking my children there

00:35:18.340 that I do, uh, trust the security at Amfest. It has been increased. I've seen the security plan.

00:35:25.480 It's very strong, but also, also as an added precaution, I am making sure to up my personal

00:35:32.780 level of security for myself, for Tanya Tay and for our children while we are there on the premises

00:35:39.060 and moving around different locations, simply in the wake of the Ella Cook murder. And of course,

00:35:44.940 obviously Charlie Kirk's murder as well. There's too much that's gone on. There's too much at stake.

00:35:51.260 And look, if, if someone wants to come for me, they can come for me, but with my family, I'm not

00:35:55.820 taking any chances. Steve's security absolutely has to be paramount and turning point. USA is taking

00:36:01.800 it very, very seriously. I agree. Real America's voice. Well, as well as by the way, all of, and I'll

00:36:07.240 just say, it's not just private security. There's going to be, it's, there are, we have security

00:36:10.400 partners all the way up to, and including by the way, federal law enforcement, a JD Vance will be

00:36:15.560 there. That means we've got secret service. We've got, um, elements of federal security. I don't

00:36:21.380 want to get into too much of it. And as well as state and city there in Arizona and the city of

00:36:25.660 Phoenix. No, we support, uh, we support turning point and a real America's voice making a huge

00:36:31.120 effort out there. And obviously everybody's very focused on security and people are thinking it

00:36:35.120 through, but there are hundreds of thousands in this country inspired by Charlie Kirk and really

00:36:42.960 driven forward now by his assassination that are the Ella cooks. Her bravery is unbelievable.

00:36:49.740 Brown university is a cesspool of, of Neil Marxist jihadist. Okay. A cesspool. And you see those

00:36:56.820 adults up there. It's a clown show. The president of university that it's a prosecutor. It's a clown 0.98

00:37:02.240 show. It's disgusting, revolting clan show, a clown show. And this shows you her bravery. And there's 1.00

00:37:08.100 hundreds of thousands of kids out there. We need to know, and we don't, I don't care who

00:37:12.840 does it, but we need, cause the local authority is not going to do it. We need the FBI or justice

00:37:17.440 department to step in there. We need to find out they can't find the shooter. That's a process

00:37:21.540 they got to go through. They can tell us what happened in that classroom and our lecture hall,

00:37:26.000 and they can tell us what happened to Ella cook. We need to know that, sir.

00:37:30.400 We need to know it. We also, it's, it's, it's clear at this point, the FBI needs to take over

00:37:35.560 the investigation. And I would also add that Brown university should be part of the investigation

00:37:42.280 as well because of their negligence here, because there's an awful lot of questions about these

00:37:49.060 cameras. Why was there a surveillance gap in these parts of the buildings? Why would that gap exist?

00:37:55.120 Were those cameras turned off deliberately? Did this have to do with those protests over? And Steve,

00:38:00.140 remember, this was a whole narrative back, go back to spring, go back to summer of 2025.

00:38:04.320 There was a whole narrative about the Palestinian protesters and these, all these art leftist

00:38:09.760 protests, and they were occupying the campuses and the deportations that were going on. Student

00:38:14.480 visas were being canceled. And along came all of these progressive groups saying, you need to turn

00:38:19.820 the cameras off because we don't want people to be able to identify the federal government to be

00:38:23.960 able to identify and Marco Rubio to come in and Kristi Noem to come in and cancel those visas.

00:38:28.660 So is it true? Is it true that those cameras were deliberately disabled,

00:38:33.260 that you created your own surveillance gaps? And whether it was done for politics or not,

00:38:38.400 we need to know the answer. Was this done for politics? And did you deliberately drop the

00:38:44.300 security and safety of your students? We need to know the answers. And that's why there needs to be

00:38:50.220 a federal investigation into Brown university and what exactly was done there because your students

00:38:56.140 were not safe. They were not put in a position where they could be safe, where there is a mass

00:39:01.820 shooter. There is a mass active shooter who is on the run currently right now. And we need to know

00:39:09.100 what happened and we need to know why you were not keeping your students safe. And Steve, those facts

00:39:14.580 are already in evidence. All right. Those facts are already in evidence. So we need the federal

00:39:19.540 investigation, the federalization of the investigation into the manhunt, but we, uh, of this manhunt of the

00:39:24.740 shooter and possible accomplices, right? Cause now we see the second person of interest who they're

00:39:30.120 saying may be an accomplice. They're asking people to identify. It looks female to me, but you know,

00:39:34.400 we'll see. And now we need a federal investigation separately into the conduct of Brown university

00:39:41.880 and this president, Christina Paxson. Did you give an order to shut down those cameras?

00:39:47.920 Was there an order to shut down the cameras? If there was an order who gave that order,

00:39:52.420 all of these questions need to be answered, Steve, because look, turning point USA, we got chapters all

00:39:59.260 across the country, club America. We got chapters all across the country. And this is what terrorism

00:40:04.480 does. Terrorism creates a chilling effect. They want you to say, well, I don't want my kid

00:40:11.800 going to that class, going to that group. I don't want my kid going in their way. They could be

00:40:16.880 targeted too. Maybe they could join Bible study. Maybe they could go and do something else, but I

00:40:21.420 don't want my kid targeted. That's exactly the conversation. And I say this as a parent, I get it.

00:40:26.300 All right. I get it. I say this as a parent that I know how that feels like, and I know exactly what

00:40:32.140 that feels like. That's what the enemy wants you to think. And unfortunately, Steve, we are not

00:40:38.280 seeing appropriate action from the federal government being taken against it. 0.94

00:40:44.520 That woman was in the middle of a nest of fricking vipers, vipers. And we owe it to her and her memory 0.98

00:40:52.280 to get to the bottom of this today. No more delays. The FBI, I don't know what you're doing.

00:40:58.660 Step in there. I don't need to have some legal mumbo jumbo. You're the DOJ and the FBI. Step in

00:41:04.080 and take this thing over. Jack Posobiec, where do people go?

00:41:07.800 Look, I got a punch. The podcast is Human Events Daily. I'm actually catching a flight. We're going

00:41:12.300 out to Phoenix, Arizona right now. America Fest. 30,000 patriots will be there, Steve. 30,000. This

00:41:19.920 thing sold out within minutes. And this will be the very first AmFest. We'll be there all weekend.

00:41:24.800 You'll be there as well. The War Room Posse will be well represented. This is the first one without

00:41:29.720 Charlie. And I'll just say this. The worst thing that we could possibly do for Charlie Kirk's legacy

00:41:35.220 would be to stop, would be to quit, would be to surrender. Charlie was never about that. Charlie was

00:41:40.920 about the fight. And Charlie would be the very first one to say, if I dropped the microphone,

00:41:46.140 it's your job to pick it up, every single one of you out of there and back me up. Backfill

00:41:52.340 me. As you said once to me and Charlie, Steve, you said this once to me and Charlie. Next man

00:41:58.820 up.

00:42:00.400 Jack Posobiec, thank you. We'll see you out there. 30,000 patriots. And Charlie Kirk gave his

00:42:04.760 life for this. And we are not going to drop the ball. Thank you, sir. Appreciate you.

00:42:09.620 Thanks, Steve.

00:42:10.000 Peter Navarro joins us by phone. Dr. Navarro, your assessment. First off, I was going to get

00:42:16.160 your assessment of the speech, but the CNBC Squawk Box, where you normally hang out, they

00:42:21.800 face-planted this morning about the inflation number. Can you give me a minute on that?

00:42:25.500 I'm going to hold you through the break. What about inflation, sir?

00:42:29.940 That was exactly what we said was happening in this country. That was a beautiful print.

00:42:36.500 Steve, I don't know if you know this, but if that keeps going that way, the inflation

00:42:40.780 rate's going to drop to 1.2% year over year, which is well below the Fed target. So you

00:42:47.420 saw the stock market rally. You saw the bond market rally. And this is what Trumpnomics looks

00:42:55.540 like. So, yeah, it's too bad that print didn't come out before the president's speech last night

00:43:01.660 because he could have rubbed that in the face of all the naysayers. Good print.

00:43:07.000 I actually, a good print. It's a great print. Peter, I know you've been tied up this morning.

00:43:12.300 We're going to hold you through the break. I got a couple more questions to ask you. But

00:43:14.940 brother, when that print came across, you should have seen Squawk. You should have seen CNN.

00:43:21.900 They were all set right just to jump on it. It was a full face plant. Dr. Peter Navarro joins

00:43:27.780 us by phone. We're going to take a short commercial break. We're going to return in a moment. We've

00:43:31.940 got a lot to get through. Sam Tannenhaus is going to join us. Gabe Kaminsky is going to join us.

00:43:36.400 Gabe Kaminsky's got a pretty startling story about the Chinese Communist Party and some of these

00:43:43.500 do-gooder climate change environmental groups. Who's actually doing what? Who's paying for it?

00:43:50.480 Who's benefiting from all of it? Dr. Peter Navarro, next. Short commercial break. Back in a moment.

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00:45:10.320 Dr. Navarro, I know you got a big meeting coming up. You only got a few minutes, but your tariffs

00:45:20.840 are generated. You're the architect under President Trump of these tariffs. You've been fighting for

00:45:25.400 this for decades, generating enough cash now to pay the troops a little bonus. Things are coming in.

00:45:31.280 You know, you and Besseman working on this, getting capital into the country for manufacturing.

00:45:34.840 Inflation is coming down. A great print today. Tell us the action plan going forward. This was

00:45:41.020 a halftime report last night. 332 days in office, 321 to the midterms. Sir, give me what the opening

00:45:47.440 kickoff is going to be like on the economic side. First of all, Steve, that was a stroke of genius.

00:45:55.720 You're burying the lead. The check that the troops are going to get, what is it? 1776?

00:46:04.840 $1,776. No symbolism there whatsoever. But it speaks to the fact that this president just so

00:46:18.920 admires the military in this country. We'll always have their back. And it also speaks to the success

00:46:25.100 of the tariff program, because we literally are taking in hundreds of billions of dollars. It's

00:46:30.920 going to be trillions. And one of the themes of the war room, which is so important, is to continually

00:46:37.020 remind the American people, as you did, Steve, for the four years of Biden, of the fiscal cliff.

00:46:44.100 I mean, they were literally driving us over a fiscal cliff. And the president's trade policy,

00:46:50.580 not just defending our factories, our jobs, making our supply chains come on home. It really

00:46:58.440 is going to be the key to fiscal stability in this country and lower interest rates. It's so synergistic.

00:47:06.760 And that's what I love, Steve, about how the president thinks synergistically, the three-dimensional

00:47:12.580 chess aspect of how everything fits together. If you lower oil prices, the price of beef goes down,

00:47:22.320 things like that. So what we're doing literally 24-7 is working on the various aspects on the

00:47:32.320 inflation front. You've got the housing issue, which we're tackling by, through deregulation,

00:47:39.820 but also by getting the 20 million illegal aliens out. My front stat there, it's really extraordinary,

00:47:47.040 Steve. One million illegals is 1% increase in housing costs for the American people. 20 million 0.99

00:47:55.700 is a 20% increase just for illegal immigration. So as they're stealing our jobs and driving down our

00:48:03.160 wages, they're driving up our rents, housing costs, and even interest rates. And it's worse than that

00:48:11.620 because that's a national average, but they cluster in blue states like Chicago and New York. So you get

00:48:18.620 this paradox where the Democrats, through open border policies, increase rents in New York and Chicago,

00:48:28.200 and then people like Momdami run on rents that are too high and somehow promise they're going to

00:48:35.140 deliver us from that evil. It's like insane. So we're tackling that. We've obviously already handled

00:48:43.000 the energy issue. But having said that, there's pesky little things like the fact that we don't

00:48:51.540 build refineries anymore, particularly in places like California. We've got to ultimately do that

00:48:59.500 to prevent problems there. We're dealing with electricity costs going up. And there's going to

00:49:05.880 be some action taken on the role of these data centers and how they contribute too much to that.

00:49:15.840 If you look at, for example, the food, we got egg prices down. If you look at this great print,

00:49:22.780 Steve, today's print, there's a nice little thing in there about eggs, eggs that keep going down.

00:49:27.880 Um, that's a beautiful thing. Um, and then the healthcare issue, we've really got to tackle that

00:49:35.900 in a way. Here's the thing, Steve, let me give you, give the war room this little, little fact.

00:49:42.300 It's like every time we throw more money at Obamacare, that money doesn't go to people. It goes

00:49:52.000 to the middlemen who benefit from a system, which essentially is an oligopoly and oligopsony.

00:49:59.580 Okay. So the money goes in there and all it does is drive up the cost of prescription drugs

00:50:05.060 and, and insurance. And they take the money, not us. So this whole idea is that you can spend your

00:50:12.100 way out of a, of a healthcare crisis. Um, that's, that's the Democrat stupidity and Democrats cause 1.00

00:50:21.020 inflation. Trump cures it. Democrats cause inflation. Trump cures it. Um, there's going to 1.00

00:50:26.660 be a Navarro drinking game. Every time you hear me say that over the next 10 months, you get to,

00:50:31.920 you get to have a shot of orange juice cause I don't condone alcohol. Okay. Okay. Something like that.

00:50:38.040 But we're, I mean, we're working hard, but the messaging is going to be as, as important as the

00:50:43.820 action, action, action, Steve. And so, uh, always a pleasure to get on the war room and rub that

00:50:50.880 print in their morning, Joe's face and Andrew Sorkin's face and Becky quick. It's like, no, I like that.

00:50:59.740 Come on, man. Becky, I like Becky. Don't, don't pick on, don't pick on back. Andrew Ross Sorkin suck on that.

00:51:08.040 Joe Kernan and Becky are my guys. Uh, Dr. Navarro, where do people go? You're putting up, 0.99

00:51:12.740 so you just put up something on this, uh, financial times piece. Where do they go to

00:51:16.620 get your writing, sir? Where do they go to get your social media? Uh, uh, uh, Peter Navarro.com

00:51:22.700 Peter Navarro.com. It's the clearing house, but there's some, some nice stuff. We're doing some

00:51:27.500 really nice videos, uh, and threads on X. Um, that's real P Navarro. And of course, uh,

00:51:35.440 getter, um, and, uh, and truth social. So, uh, have at it. If you really want to stay

00:51:41.740 abreast of what's going on at the white house, uh, check out my stuff. Cause I'm, I'm giggling

00:51:46.800 on the economy. Uh, we're really hammering that, but keep doing what you're doing, brother.

00:51:51.280 The war room rules and, um, tip of the spirit time. Oh, one last thing, Steve. Um, yesterday,

00:51:58.000 uh, I had to go into the executive clerk's office for some administrative purpose. That's the guy

00:52:06.540 who's in charge among other things of all the commissions, right? When somebody gets confirmed

00:52:14.360 at the Senate for a high ranking job. How many, how many, how many unfirmed commit? We got to bounce.

00:52:20.960 How many unconfirmed commissions do we have, sir? How many, what's the number? This is your number for

00:52:25.320 the day. Uh, and you sent a strong message to the U S Senate, 207. Wow. Unsack. Yeah. That's a wow.

00:52:36.020 Okay. You know what that means? That's the force multiplier. You put 207 people in running these

00:52:42.520 deep state agencies. You get done. You let them sit in the desk because the Senate doesn't have

00:52:49.620 its act together and you get what we got. Yeah. We got Dr. Navarro. Thank you. We're going to work

00:52:56.340 on that 207. Now Gabe Kaminsky and the other side, the Chinese communist party all over American energy 0.99

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Bannon's War Room - December 18, 2025

Episode 5006： Left Melts Down Over Inflation Numbers; Is There A Cover Up At Brown

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